Do you have a modern technology issue related to education that you're hoping to find solutions/action plans for?" Students from Lakehead University's Department of Undergraduate Studies in Education and Aboriginal Education have the expertise to provide research-based recommendations that cover contemporary technology issues with your company. Students will be able conduct work on a project of your choice and provide actionable insights for your company.

Students develop a strategy for a business and translate the strategy into actionable items followed by an implementation plan. Typically students analyze the existing business model and strategic direction, identify strategic issues, suggest alternatives, evaluate alternatives and recommend a way forward. The emphasis is on measuring the immeasurable and translating strategy into quantifiable actions for control purposes. Our students should be able to work with both profit and nonprofit organizations. Alternatively, students can also develop an implementation plan using performance management approaches like The Balanced Scorecard and Strategy mapping.

Do you need help with social and economic policy analysis? Volunteer or advocate mobilization? Diversity and inclusion work within your organization? A social innovation, enterprise, or entrepreneurship project? One or more graduate students enrolled with in the Social Justice Studies Practicum option at Lakehead University may be able to support your work over the course of a full school year.

Looking to hire a student for a virtual co-op opportunity? We have highly skilled co-op students looking for work-integrated learning opportunities this Fall 2021! Meet the short-term skill needs of your organization by hiring a co-op student from Lakehead University to help you with a project or work as an intern. Reduced Recruitment and Hiring Costs Enjoy access to a year-round supply of highly motivated and capable students from many different disciplines to perform specific tasks or projects Students can be employed for work terms of 8 months and may be available for up to 2 consecutive work terms Effective Human Resource Management Meet short-term needs due to vacation schedules, transfers, promotions, training commitments, peak workloads, or special projects by hiring co-op students Investing in Our Future Share in the training and development of our students to help them become productive members of society and potential leaders

Looking to hire a student for a virtual co-op opportunity? We have highly skilled co-op students looking for work-integrated learning opportunities this Fall 2021! Meet the short-term skill needs of your organization by hiring a co-op student from Lakehead University to help you with a project or work as an intern. Reduced Recruitment and Hiring Costs Enjoy access to a year-round supply of highly motivated and capable students from many different disciplines to perform specific tasks or projects Students can be employed for work terms of 4, 8, 12, or 16 months (depending on the program) and may be available for up to 4 consecutive work terms Effective Human Resource Management Meet short-term needs due to vacation schedules, transfers, promotions, training commitments, peak workloads, or special projects by hiring co-op students Investing in Our Future Share in the training and development of our students to help them become productive members of society and potential leaders

Looking to hire a student for a virtual co-op opportunity? We have highly skilled co-op students looking for work-integrated learning opportunities this summer 2022! Meet the short-term skill needs of your organization by hiring a co-op student from Lakehead University to help you with a project or work as an intern. Reduced Recruitment and Hiring Costs Enjoy access to a year-round supply of highly motivated and capable students from many different disciplines to perform specific tasks or projects Students can be employed for work terms of 8 months and may be available for up to 2 consecutive work terms Effective Human Resource Management Meet short-term needs due to vacation schedules, transfers, promotions, training commitments, peak workloads, or special projects by hiring co-op students Investing in Our Future Share in the training and development of our students to help them become productive members of society and potential leaders

Students in the Environment and Culture Inquiry program at Lakehead University are prepared to delve into the causes of environmental problems, as well as the ethical, political, social and cultural challenges that they pose to various communities. More so, these students will be able to creatively and critically respond to these complex issues, and assist in developing and evaluating strategies for effective responses to contemporary environmental problems. These students are prepared to do research on local, national or global environmental issues, especially where there is overlap with politics and culture.

Looking to hire a student for a virtual co-op opportunity? We have highly skilled co-op students looking for work-integrated learning opportunities this summer 2022! Meet the short-term skill needs of your organization by hiring a co-op student from Lakehead University to help you with a project or work as an intern. Reduced Recruitment and Hiring Costs Enjoy access to a year-round supply of highly motivated and capable students from many different disciplines to perform specific tasks or projects Students can be employed for work terms of 4, 8, 12, or 16 months (depending on the program) and may be available for up to 4 consecutive work terms Effective Human Resource Management Meet short-term needs due to vacation schedules, transfers, promotions, training commitments, peak workloads, or special projects by hiring co-op students Investing in Our Future Share in the training and development of our students to help them become productive members of society and potential leaders

Do you have an engineering problem you would like to solve? In this project, students working in teams will explore and analyze numerical method algorithms for modeling and solving engineering problems with a predictable error rate. Topics include numerical calculus, roots, optimization, polynomial interpolation, integration, differentiation, initial value problems, boundary value problems, and the software development of these algorithms. Projects that students can work on include engineering projects that have numerical solution components using MATLAB programming and solvers.

Would you like to understand better how to manage your software from conception to implementation? In this project, students working in teams will explore and analyze concepts, methods and techniques for supporting the construction, evolution, and maintenance of software systems, including machine learning systems and programs. Topics include the construction of software components identified and described in design documents; code implementation and reuse; software testing and Software Quality Assurance; methods and techniques to allow a software system to evolve and survive. Projects that students can work on: Software engineering and computer programming projects.

Work-Integrated Learning (WIL) at Lakehead’s core goal is to ensure that our business students are “work-place ready” upon graduation. Powered by RBC Future Launch, we offer a suite of experiential learning opportunities designed to meet the needs of students, faculty, businesses and the communities we serve. WIL at Lakehead's top business students are available to work virtually on paid projects with partner organizations and paid full-time or part-time internships. Students are available to work in all sectors and are carefully selected to ensure that organizations get our very best. WIL at Lakehead has a rolling recruitment intake for part-time and full-time internships or short term projects for upper year Faculty of Business Administration Students Wage subsidy funding is available to Canadian employers through the Canada Student Work Placement Program up to %75 to a maximum of $7500. You can get pre-approved for funding before hiring. https://magnet-swpp.smapply.ca/

I am currently recruiting for paid part-time placements or short term projects for upper year Faculty of Business Administration Students Wage subsidy funding is available to Canadian employers through the Canada Student Work Placement Program up to %75 to a maximum of $7500. You can get pre-approved for funding before hiring. https://magnet-swpp.smapply.ca/ WIL at LU’s core goal is to ensure that our business students are “work-place ready” upon graduation. Powered by RBC Future Launch, we offer a suite of experiential learning opportunities designed to meet the needs of students, faculty, businesses and the communities we serve. WIL at LU's top business students are available to work virtually on paid projects with partner organizations and paid full-time or part-time internships. Students are available to work in all sectors and are carefully selected to ensure that organizations get our very best. Projects can be submitted throughout the year,

The Master of Public Health Program prepares graduates who possess an advanced public health-related education, are capable of critical analysis, understand public health-related decision-making at the level of the individual, population, and government, understand research, and possess knowledge-exchange and dissemination strategies for individuals, populations, and government. Students are typically available for 400 hours of placement from January 4th to April 8th, 2021. This is an unpaid for-credit experience (unless remuneration is offered).

I am currently recruiting for paid part-time placements or short term projects for upper year Faculty of Business Administration Students Wage subsidy funding is available to Canadian employers through the Canada Student Work Placement Program up to %75 to a maximum of $7500. You can get pre-approved for funding before hiring. https://magnet-swpp.smapply.ca/ WIL at LU’s core goal is to ensure that our business students are “work-place ready” upon graduation. Powered by RBC Future Launch, we offer a suite of experiential learning opportunities designed to meet the needs of students, faculty, businesses and the communities we serve. WIL at LU's top business students are available to work virtually on paid projects with partner organizations and paid full-time or part-time internships. Students are available to work in all sectors and are carefully selected to ensure that organizations get our very best. Projects can be submitted throughout the year,

Students will be involved in Race Relations work in three stages: 1-Students will review the substantive and extant academic literature on racism and race relations in Canada, as well as the history of racist and colonial practices in Canadian contexts. 2-Students will work to create a workshop strategy for educating members of the Lakehead University Orillia communities, and the general population of Simcoe County. Ontario. 3-Students will implement their workshop strategy in a series developed for delivery in March, 2021.

Do you or your organization have an ethical question you would like a diverse team of Computer Science graduate students to consider? Pose that problems to a group of 4 or 5 students who will be able to deliver a sharp analysis of the problem from diverse ethical perspectives.

Is your organization preparing to launch a new product, service, campaign, or internal initiative? Could this new undertaking benefit from more thorough planning? In this assignment, student consultants will develop a comprehensive project management plan for a project of your choosing that you can use to execute the project successfully.

Looking to hire a student for a virtual co-op opportunity? We have highly skilled co-op students looking for work integrated learning opportunities this fall! Meet the short term skill needs of your organization by hiring a co-op student from Lakehead University to help you with a project or work as an intern. Reduced Recruitment and Hiring Costs Enjoy access to a year-round supply of highly motivated and capable students from many different disciplines to perform specific tasks or projects Students can be employed for work terms of 4, 8, 12, or 16 months (depending on the program) and may be available for up to 4 consecutive work terms Effective Human Resource Management Meet short-term needs due to vacation schedules, transfers, promotions, training commitments, peak work loads or special projects by hiring co-op students Investing in Our Future Share in the training and development of our students to help them become productive members of society and potential leaders

WIL at LU’s core goal is to ensure that our business students are “work-place ready” upon graduation. Powered by RBC Future Launch, we offer a suite of experiential learning opportunities designed to meet the needs of students, faculty, businesses and the communities we serve. WIL at LU's top business students are available for Part-time Field Placements and/or projects during the fall and winter semesters. Options for employers include WIL Part-time Field Placement Credit Course - unpaid WIL Part-time Field Placement - paid WIL Short-Term Project Consulting - paid Student Prerequisites: Successful completion of second-year of the Honours Bachelor of Commerce or Business Administration program. Must be a full-time student in good academic standing in the Faculty of Business Administration or a full-time student in another faculty enrolled in a Faculty of Business Administration certificate program.

Looking to hire a student ( paid or unpaid ) for a virtual co-op opportunity? We have skilled co-op students looking for experiential learning opportunities this summer! Meet the short term skill needs of your organization by hiring a co-op student from Lakehead University to help you with a project or work as an intern. Reduced Recruitment and Hiring Costs Enjoy access to a year-round supply of highly motivated and capable students from many different disciplines to perform specific tasks or projects Students can be employed for work terms of 4, 8, 12, or 16 months (depending on the program) and may be available for up to 4 consecutive work terms Effective Human Resource Management Meet short-term needs due to vacation schedules, transfers, promotions, training commitments, peak work loads or special projects by hiring co-op students Investing in Our Future Share in the training and development of our students to help them become productive members of society and potential leaders

Do you need help with social and economic policy analysis? Volunteer or advocate mobilization? Diversity and inclusion work within your organization? A social innovation, enterprise, or entrepreneurship project? One or more graduate students enrolled with in the Social Justice Studies Practicum option at Lakehead University may be able to support your work over the course of a full school year.

Students have been hard hit this summer as jobs disappeared and employment opportunities became very scarce due to the COVID-19 crisis. In an effort to help with this, Work-Integrated Learning at Lakehead has partnered with Riipen to connect students with employers that have virtual work opportunities or may consider a virtual placement/project/internship for a student. WIL at LU’s core goal is to ensure that our business students are “work-place ready” upon graduation. Powered by RBC Future Launch, we offer a suite of experiential learning opportunities designed to meet the needs of students, faculty, businesses and the communities we serve. WIL at LU's top business students are available to work virtually on paid projects with partner organizations and paid full-time or part-time internships. Students are available to work in all sectors. Students are carefully selected to ensure that organizations get our very best. Projects can be submitted throughout the year,

Do you or your organization have an ethical question you would like a diverse team of Computer Science graduate students to consider? Pose that problems to a group of 8-10 students who will be able to deliver a sharp analysis of the problem from diverse ethical perspectives.

Do you or your organization have an ethical question you would like a diverse team of Computer Science graduate students to consider? Pose that problems to a group of 8-10 students who will be able to deliver a sharp analysis of the problem from diverse ethical perspectives.

Groups of student-consultants will develop strategic solutions to an organizational behaviour challenge that you are facing and provide an actionable implementation plan to achieve your goals.

Groups of 4-6 MBA student-consultants will tackle a leadership issue or management challenge faced by the industry partner.

Over the entire semester, an entire class of students will research, assess, and make recommendations regarding a human resource planning issue that is specific to your company.  

Over the entire semester, a group of student-consultants trained in data mining will provide you with insights and knowledge that is useful for solving a business problem specific to your organization.